Don’t be too worried if you aren’t very good at what you like. The important thing is passion, which will drive you to put in your best effort.
Research different programs. Get all of the details, then figure out which one is the best choice for you. Check the requirements and deadlines. Avoid getting into trouble because of a simple mistake, and you will have a great time.
Make phone calls and office visits to find a company willing to allow you to shadow. Ask family if they know someone whom you can shadow.
Ask yourself important questions such as What do I enjoy doing?, “What do I want to be good at?”, or “Where do I see myself five to ten years from now? Do some research to see what it takes to reach that goal. Learn how to break it down into mini-goals that are reached as you progress. [4] X Research source
Know that credit is a revolving pattern; use a credit card for something you wish to purchase and pay off in a self-managed time frame. Using a credit card takes responsibility and discipline; these characteristics also build other good habits. [6] X Research source
When you start off, more than likely a co-signer or parent will have access to your account activity. Use this as a learning opportunity and ask for them to keep you in check of what you spend.
Put yourself to the test and wait to buy items. Oftentimes, giving yourself a week will show you that you didn’t really need the item, or the item would have been put on sale.
